Connecticut RVs & Campers for Sale | Motor Home Specialist
Connecticut packs a lot of coastline and countryside into a small state, but its RV lots are thin. So plenty of buyers shop Motor Home Specialist and fly down to Texas to bring one home.
We're the number-one volume-selling motor home dealer in the world. The main lot is in Alvarado, Texas, just south of Fort Worth. From Hartford or the New York City airports, it's a short flight to Dallas.
Price is why people fly. Every RV is posted online at a real discounted number, well below MSRP. There are no prep fees and no freight fees at signing. Our team is on salary, not commission, and we're family owned. What you see online is what you pay.
Buying from a distance is simple. Fly into DFW, and we pick you up for the short ride to the store. Your RV is prepped for a walk-through with a technician. There's a free RV park on site, so you can rest a night before the drive home.
Look before you fly. Every unit has real photos of that exact RV, and many have video and a virtual tour. The sale price is listed, so you can settle on your camper or coach before you book.
The selection is deep. For motorhomes, there are Class A coaches, diesel pushers, Class C and B+, and Super C. For campers, there are travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers to tow. It's all new or used, and the used rows change as trades come in.
You can handle the paperwork from home. Send us your trade-in for a price sight unseen, and start a financing request online. After that, it's just the flight.
Back home, Connecticut has both shoreline and hill country. Hammonasset is the big beach park on Long Island Sound, Mystic brings the seaport and the aquarium, and the Litchfield Hills hold quiet camping along the Housatonic in the northwest. Our Connecticut RV parks page has more, and you can read reviews from Connecticut owners first.
When you've picked one, call 800-335-6054. Or browse the full RVs for sale lineup and mark what you want to walk when you land.
Connecticut RV Buyer FAQ
Where's the nearest Motor Home Specialist to Connecticut?
It's in Texas, with a second store in Alabama. Connecticut buyers shop from out of state for the wider selection.
Is flying the best way from Connecticut?
For most buyers, yes. New England is a long drive out, so folks fly into DFW, get picked up, and drive the coach home.
Can I get a towable camper, not just a motorhome?
Yes. Travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers sit alongside the Class A, Class C, and Super C motorhomes.
Can I pick one out before I fly?
Yes. Each listing has real photos, often video and a virtual tour, and a set price, so you decide from home.
Is it cheaper than buying in New England?
Usually. The discount off MSRP tends to more than cover the airfare, which is why Connecticut buyers travel.
Can I stay the night before driving back?
Yes. A free RV park sits at the Texas store, so you can rest before the long drive home.
Will you bring the RV to Connecticut?
No. There's no delivery or shipping. You pick it up in person, look it over, and drive it home.
Where do people take RVs in Connecticut?
Hammonasset on Long Island Sound, the Mystic area, and the Litchfield Hills along the Housatonic are all favorites.
Motor Home Specialist does not deliver. All purchases are picked up in person at the dealership. Please confirm current inventory, pricing, titling, and registration details with your home state authority before traveling.
